The Tampa Bay Lightning (46-23-7) are now within the last two weeks of the season with six games total left on the 2014-15 schedule. Tonight is the second game of the season's final road trip and the first game of the season's final back-to-back series; a final regular-season showdown with the Montreal Canadiens (47-21-8).
Les Habitants de Montreal lead the Lightning by 3 points in the standings, they've also clinched their playoff berth. A win tonight would all but assure them the Atlantic Division title. The Lightning have yet to officially clinch a playoff spot, and the next win by the club would set a franchise record.
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03.30.2015 Tampa Bay Lightning at Montreal Canadiens game day coverage
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March 30, 2015
Bolts continue dominance of Habs, win 5-3
Whatever Lightning-kryptonite Michel Therrien had last spring, he certainly doesn't have any more as the Lightning continued their recent dominance of the Montreal Canadiens and their Vezina and Hart-hopeful goaltender Carey Price.
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March 30, 2015
Game Chat: Lightning at Canadiens
A final regular-season confrontation between the Bolts and the Habs could seal Tampa Bay's second seed rank in The Atlantic Division or keep hop alive for the regular-season division title.
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March 30, 2015
Injuries or not; Bolts at Habs preview
The Lightning roster is riddled with injuries, but the show goes on with a makeshift lineup against the top team in the Atlantic Division.